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Making Local Economic Development Strategies: A Trainer’s Manual Number of comments: 0
Industrialisation and Related Policies Industrialisation policies typically contain a series of policies, e.g. competition laws, investment climates, trade policies and technology policies. Industrialisation & Related Policies is mainly relevant for national governments.
2007 Number of comments: 0
Economic Development of Areas Industrialisation policies typically contain a series of policies, e.g. competition laws, investment climates, trade policies and technology policies. Industrialisation & Related Policies is mainly relevant for national governments. Local and regional governments have usualy a different set of government intervention at their disposal. These type of interventions are discussed in Economic Development of Areas. Local and Regional Governments should familiarise themselves with the contents of Industrialisation & Related Policies.
2007 Number of comments: 0
ILO Local Development for Decent Work This Local Development and Decent Work (LDDW) Resource Kit was conceived and developed in the framework of the Philippine National Action Plan for Decent Work (2002-2005) that was adopted by the Philippine Government, employers’ organizations and trade unions in 2001.The LDDW Resource Kit is a collection of easy-to-use tools, designed to help development planners and practitioners make better choices, integrating decent work issues into local planning and implementation frameworks. It deals with a wide range of topics concerning local economic growth, job creation and job preservation, improvement of the quality of jobs, making local development benefit the poor, ensuring equal opportunities for all, protection of rights, and promotion of voice, representation and social dialogue in local governance.
2006 Number of comments: 0
Género y Desarrollo Económico Local ¿Por qué es importante la igualdad de género para el desarrollo económico local? ¿De qué estamos hablando cuando hablamos de enfoque de género? ¿Cuándo y cómo se debe incorporar el enfoque de género en estrategias de desarrollo económico local? La presentación adjunta, aunque breve, explora algunos de estos aspectos. Number of comments: 0
Esquemas de compensación por servicios ecosistémicos Es una presentación que describe aspectos generales de los esquemas de compensación por servicios ofrecidos por lo ecosistemas (también llamados servicios ambientales).
19 enero 2009 Number of comments: 1
Principles for working with Indigenous Peoples in Local Economic Development Power Point Presentation on principles for working with Indigenous Peoples in Local Economic Development, infull accordance with the principles and articles of ILO Convention No.169 Number of comments: 0
Job quality and cluster development Number of comments: 0
Value chain and cluster development Number of comments: 0
Emprendimientos para pueblos indígenas Number of comments: 1
Local Development and Decent Work Resource Kit This resource kit aims to provide tools on how to promote LED through an integrated Decent Work approach. It is for local planners and practitioners.
November 2006 Number of comments: 0
Let's organize! A SYNDICOOP handbook for trade unions and cooperatives about organizing workers in the informal economy This SYNDICOOP Handbook is designed to help replicate the approach by serving as a resource for trade union and cooperative organizers and trainers. It was finalized by members of the International Steering Committee of the SYNDICOOP Programme, mainly comprising representatives from the ICFTU, ICA and ILO together with National Steering Committee members from all four programme countries as well as project staff.
2006 Number of comments: 0
An inventory of tools useful for the cooperative sector Draft, 18th of September 2008 This inventory includes tools used by those involved with cooperatives in Africa, who attended the COOPAfrica Technical Workshop on Tool Development, held at the Cooperative College of Kenya between the 27th and 29th of August, 2008. Where tools were not able to be provided, the contact details have been documented. Please treat this inventory as a ‘living’ document. We encourage your continued comments, efforts, and help in revising this inventory periodically, in order to incorporate new tools and your suggestions and improvements. To promote further knowledge sharing and dialogue on tool development, we have created an email list, which is soon to be followed by a web-based platform. To contribute to the email list, please address your emails to list-coopafrica@ilo.org. Number of comments: 0
Social Analysis Systems – Concepts and Tools for Collaborative Research and Social Action This is a step-by-step guide to assist you create profiles of the parties involved in a core problem or action, illustrated with numerous graphs and tables for practical support to each exercise. Social Analysis CLIP bases the profile on four factors: 1) power, 2) interests, 3) legitimacy, and 4) existing relations of collaboration and conflict. The technique allows you to describe the characteristics and relationships of key stakeholders in a concrete situation (such as a conflict of interests among upper-class stakeholders) and to explore ways to resolve social problems (such as building trust or empowering marginalized groups). This guide was presented and discussed on the occasion of the course on Strategies for LED, run by the International Training Center (ITC) of the ILO in Turin in May 2008.
August 2006 Number of comments: 0
Sensitization Workshop – “The LED Café” A richly-illustrated training manual created for facilitators and local stakeholders to help carry out large-scale events on Local Economic Development (LED): the LED Café. The main objective of this participatory event is to make participants familiar with modern concepts of LED and by this, opening up new perspectives on how to improve living conditions in their respective territories. The manual also offers check-lists and time-tables on organizational details. Moreover the publication gives you various options regarding the implementation of the method, so that you can adapt it to different types of LED-events and projects. It can even be combined with other elements and tools, which you know and may want to apply as well. This guide was presented and discussed on the occasion of the course on Strategies for LED, run by the International Training Center (ITC) of the ILO in Turin in May 2008.
January 2005 Number of comments: 0
Tools and Worshop Formats for Use in Local and Regional Development A practical guide on tools for use in local and regional economic development (LRED) initiatives, organized in tables comprehensive of time allowance, kit requirements and procedure of each illustrated exercise. The purpose of each tool is explained and they are all designed to be applied in a participatory way. This guide was presented and discussed on the occasion of the course on Strategies for LED, run by the International Training Center (ITC) of the ILO in Turin in May 2008.
May 2008 Number of comments: 0
Sensitizing Package on Local Economic Development. Module III: How to plan and implement an LED strategy A slide presentation on the mechanism and implementation of LED strategies. It is a clear and simple guide on the needs for, mechanisms of and evaluation material for LED practitioners to organize for, implement and assess LED policies. It draws from the 1999 Interagency Human Development Program for Mozambique to illustrate a case of best practice of LED. It can also be used as a tool for training and includes a practical SWOT matrix for evaluation exercises. This guide was presented and discussed on occasion of the 2007 course on Strategies for LED, run together by the ILO offices in Geneva and Bangkok and the International Training Center (ITC) of the ILO in Turin. Number of comments: 0
Designing regional Development Agencies A concise, instructive, practitioners-targeted guide on how to set up and run Regional Development Agencies (RDAs): it informs on their structure and process, including knowledge, change and performance management. This guide was presented and discussed on the occasion of the course on Strategies for LED, run by the International Training Center (ITC) of the ILO in Turin in May 2007.
January 2007 Number of comments: 1
ILO WEDGE Tools Chart The Tools Chart of the WEDGE programme (Women Entrepreneurship Development and Gender Equality) contains brief information about what are the different tools used, which are their objectives, what they do, who are they form, etc. Number of comments: 0
DEL+Empleo - Material para Promotores Este material de aprendizaje publicado por la Organización Internacional de Trabajo (OIT) ha sido creado para apoyar a los/as promotores/as en su rol de acompañar a los actores locales a través de las diferentes fases de un proceso DEL, que van desde la identificación del desarrollo territorial potencial y los grupos interesados, hasta la creación de un foro DEL+E y el desarrollo de un plan estratégico, su ejecución, seguimiento y evaluación. El autor del material, Francisco Alburquerque, es uno de los expertos en temas de Desarrollo Económico Local más conocidos en América Latina. Parte de este material se está utilizando en el curso anual de "Estrategias para el Desarrollo Económico Local" (vean en la sección de los cursos http://www.ledknowledge.org/?mod=doc&act=list&idC=3,73 ) con contribuciones por parte del mismo autor y de otros expertos internacionales.
2008 Number of comments: 0
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